The Werewolf of London

It’s hairy! It’s scary! And it’s going to be FUN!

To celebrate English National Opera and Punchdrunk’s production of The Duchess of Malfi, we’re inviting you to MAKE A FILM SOUNDTRACK IN A DAY to the 1935 movie The Werewolf of London.

Come and join us on July 25 – we won’t bite!
You can get involved in one of 2 ways:

1)Register to come for the day, help us create the soundtrack and have a tour of the site with Punchdrunk!

2)Turn up for the screening at 5.30pm and join in the howling and screaming.

All abilities are welcome. There are 4 groups you can sign up for:

Werewolf music – we want acoustic string instruments for this group please.
Fighting music – mixed ensemble, any instrument will do!
Singers - we need voices of all types to create strange atmospheres...
Percussion – bring your own or use some of ours to create exotic and creepy music.

Invite your fiends to the screeming!

When?
Sunday 25th July.
Participants join English National Opera for a day of hair-raising workshops from 10am.
Performance 5.45-7pm.

Where?
The project takes place at Great Eastern Quay, Gallions Road, Royal Albert Docks, Albert Basin, London E16.

Who can take part?
Everybody, from complete beginners to professionals. The film is rated PG and in our view these activities are suitable for children aged 7+, young people and adults. Young people under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

How do we register?
The event is free but you must reserve your place in one of the groups or the audience. Booking opens the week of Monday 21st June, for full details visit our website at http://www.eno.org/explore/werewolf.php or call the box office on 0871 472 0800.

Questions?
If you need any further info, please call Hannah Griffiths on 020 7845 9582 / email hgriffiths@eno.org or Emily Jameson on 020 7845 9555 / email ejameson@eno.org.
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